INLAND NORTHWEST FERRET SHOW

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1 Proudly Presents INLAND NORTHWEST FERRET SHOW September 30 th, 2006 ~ Kootenai County Fairgrounds ~ Coeur d Alene, Idaho Title Bearing Rings Adolescent Championship Alter Championship Breeder Championship Companion Championship Specialty Rings Albino/Dark-Eyed White Black Mitt/Black Roan Mitt Black Sable Blaze/Mutt/Panda Champagne Chocolate Mitt Passport Required Physically Challenged Point Roan Sable Shelter/Rescue Super Senior Premier Class Invitational This show will be conducted in accordance with AFA Show Standards. Open to all ferrets that are between 16 weeks to 6 ½ years of age. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED NO ENTRIES & FEES LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 9th, Please allow enough time for mail-in entries to reach the Registration Coordinator. Please see summary page for entry fees. No refunds, for exhibitors or vendors, regardless of situation. INWFA members in good standing can deduct two dollars ($2.00) from each Title Bearing and Specialty Ring entry. You must provide your membership number on the entry form to receive the discount. ADDITIONS, SUBSTITUTIONS OR CHANGES SHOW TIME EXHIBITORS RULES & SCORING AWARDS & TITLES No entries will be received after the closing date. Substitutions after the closing date will only be allowed at the discretion of the Registration Coordinator. The closing date for this show is SEPTEMBER 9th, This show fills up and rings will close REGISTER EARLY! Exhibitors must check in with the entry clerk between 8:00 AM and 9:30 AM for your entry numbers. SUBSTITUTIONS will not be accepted at check in after 9:30 AM. Judging starts at 10:30 AM. Exhibitors must provide clean cages, clean bedding, litter, litter pans, fresh food and water for the ferrets. NO EXCEPTIONS! Please, no newspaper as bedding or wood chips as box/pan fillers. Please, no dirty water bottles, no rusted cages or rusty carriers. No smoking is permitted in the show hall. This show will be conducted in accordance with AFA show rules and standards. Standard score cards will be awarded to all ferrets in all Title Bearing classes and will be scored for AFA titles in all Title Bearing classes. Rosettes will be awarded in all rings for First through Tenth Place in the Title Bearing Class Rings. Trophies and other awards will be given where offered, including Specialty Rings. A Best in Class ribbon & trophy and Best Opposite in Class ribbon & trophy will be awarded to each of the following four groups: Best Adolescent, Best Alter, Best Breeder and Best Companion instead of one Best in Show award. The Best in Class for each class is the ferret that has the best average placement in the Title Bearing Class Rings. One Best in Show will be awarded from the four Best in Class winners. TITLE BEARING RINGS ADOLESCENT ALTER BREEDER COMPANION SPECIALTY RINGS Date of birth or age is required for the following classes. If you do not know the exact date, the closest month and year is acceptable. Please record this date for future shows. Handicaps, such as but not limited to: unilateral or bilateral cryptorchid (in ferrets 12 months or over), missing limbs or other features, tails must be at least 2 inches in length, cataracts, extraneous digits or appendages are NOT allowed in animals entered in the Title Bearing Rings. Title Classes will be limited to 20 entries per exhibitor family and will close at 90 entries per Title Class. Title Classes that have less than 15 entries and/or are not sponsored may be cancelled for this show. Entries in cancelled classes will be reimbursed. This class is open to all ferrets 16 weeks to 12 months of age on date of show. Late spay/neuter adolescents will be judged with whole adolescents. Adolescents will not be judged against breeders, late alters or companions. This class is open to all ferrets 1 year to 6 ½ years of age as of the date of show who have been either spayed or neutered later in life (not pet store ferrets). Alters will not be judged against adolescents, companions or breeders. This class is open to all intact ferrets 1 year to 6 ½ years of age as of the date of show. Breeders will not be judged against adolescents, late alters or companions. This class is open to all early altered (usually pet store) ferrets (Marshall, Path Valley Farms, etc.) 16 weeks to 6 ½ years of age as of the date of show. All entrants must be early spay/neuters (before 12 weeks of age). Late altered ferrets are restricted from this class. Companions will not be judged against adolescents, late alters, or breeders. Any Specialty Class that has less than 2 entries and/or is not sponsored may be cancelled for this show or dropped permanently. Entries in cancelled classes will be reimbursed. To ensure your specialty will continue to be offered, please consider sponsoring the class. Classes will be closed when 20 entries are reached.

2 COAT CONDITION STANDARD VS. SOLID ALBINO/ DARK EYED WHITE BLACK MITT/ BLACK ROAN MITT BLACK SABLE BLAZE/ MUTT/ PANDA CHAMPAGNE CHOCOLATE MITT PASSPORT REQUIRED PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED For all colors and patterns, coat condition requirements are the same. The coat of a ferret should be shiny, smooth and soft to the touch. There is no preference between the summer (short) or the winter (long) coat. Both should be soft, supple and shiny, showing good health. A summer coat is much shorter than a winter coat and won t feel as soft and supple. There is no penalty for summer coats unless they are sparse, dry, brittle or overly coarse. Staining, dirt, excessive yellow or orange tones, matting or sparseness of the hair is undesirable. Excessive eye staining is undesirable. Marks and/or missing fur from collars, harnesses or rough play are undesirable. Standard: The body will appear lighter in color and the points (legs and tail) are easily discernable. Body color should match front to back. Masks are the full bandit style mask. Color concentration is not as heavy as in the solid pattern. Preferred color concentration on guard hairs is an even distribution from side to side and front to back. Heavier concentrations of color on the back are acceptable. Solid: Gives the appearance of solid color concentration from head to tail, with even color distribution all around the body. Masks are T bar (excluding Albino and Dark-Eyed White, where no mask is present). Albino: Pure white coat, pink to red eyes, no mask, pink nose. Cream or buff colored undercoats and/or guard hairs are acceptable. Any other color anywhere on the ferret or nose color other than pink is unacceptable. Dark-Eyed White: Pure white coat, ruby to black eyes, no mask, pink nose. 0-10% any color/90-100% roaning (white guard hairs) with 0% any color, 100% roaning preferred. Cream colored undercoat and/or guard hairs are acceptable. Dark hairs in excess of approximately 10%, any type of mask, black nose, yellow undercoat or guard hairs is unacceptable. Light silvers should be entered in Dark-Eyed White. Black Mitt: Very little white around face, standard to t-bar mask, solid black nose, legs and tail black with black eyes. White bib and four white feet. Cool color palette as opposed to warm. Should have well defined and even mitts. 100% black with 0% roaning % black with 0-10% roaning is acceptable. Black Roan Mitt: Black guard hairs with white roaning throughout the coat. Should be lighter than a black mitt, but darker than a roan. 75% black guard hairs with 25% roaning. Should have mitts, but the lighter the body color the more the mitts go to stockings. There is no penalty for lack of definition. The overall color should appear silver or grey % black guard hairs with 10-40% roaning is acceptable. patches, etc. should be considered unacceptable. Blackish brown with black glossy shine guard hairs, white to buff undercoat, very little white around face, solid black nose, black eyes. Cool color palette as opposed to warm. Cream undercoat, blackish brown to heavily mottled blackish brown nose is acceptable. White or brown hairs, golden undercoat, brown or pink nose or lightly mottled nose is unacceptable. The following pattern classes are judged based on the pattern, not the color of the ferret. Any of these patterns can be found in any of the standard colors. Blaze: Must have blaze over top of head. Wide white stripe on head, can start at nose or can have a full white face with white stripe starting between ears and continuing down back of head and neck to shoulders, stripe should be a minimum of ½ inch across, four white feet (either mitts or white toes), ruby to brown eyes, pink nose. Crooked or broken blaze, bib, knee patches, speckled belly, white tip on tail or roaning, eye patches are acceptable. Full mask, white spot or snip on head (small), thin stripe or excessive roaning are not acceptable. Mutt: Can be any color; black, chocolate, champagne, dark eyed white patterned, sable. Should have various random dots, spots or uneven roaning. Mismatched points, mask, body color. Bonus points for uneven patterning of color-roaning from waist down, etc. Body color should be uneven. Panda: Full white head to shoulders with dark coloration across shoulders and across hips, burgundy eyes, pink nose, full mitts. Body coloration is concentrated on the shoulder and hips, usually the belly is fully white or speckled. Some color on head such as eye patches or eye rings, or a small patch of color in front of the ears, knee patches, white tip on tail, white or speckled belies and roaning are acceptable. Full mask, V-mask or excessive roaning is unacceptable. patches, etc. should be considered unacceptable. Diluted chocolate, tan, color of champagne, white to buff undercoat, ruby to burgundy eyes or brown eyes, beige to pink nose, bar mask. Reddish tint to guard hairs, cream undercoat, light brown T on nose, V-shaped mask are acceptable. No mask, eye rings, yellow undercoat, black eyes or dark nose are unacceptable. This color most often shows with a V-mask. While the bar mask is preferred for a standard pattern, a V-mask is acceptable. This color also shows with a heavier concentration of color along the back, which, while not preferred, is acceptable unless mixed in the darker concentration of guard hairs are other darker colors. patches, etc. should be considered unacceptable. Warm milk chocolate brown guard hairs, white to buff undercoat, brown eyes, beige, light brown T, brick colored nose or pink nose. Slightly golden undercoat, burgundy eyes, light brown freckled nose are acceptable. Yellow undercoat, V-mask, black or sable nose are unacceptable. The following pattern class is judged based on the pattern, not the color of the ferret. This pattern may be present in any color. Front mitts should be even with each other. Back mitts should be even with each other. Bonus for all four mitts even to each other. There should be a true definition or color break from mitt to points in solids and standards. Roans do not have to have the level of color delineation as solids or standards. Mitts should be symmetrical, extending only to the wrist/ankle. Slight spotting or slanting, particularly in roans are acceptable. Stockings, angled mitts, color spots on mitts, unclear definition from mitt to point, toe tips, mismatched mitts in front or in back are unacceptable. Open to all privately bred ferrets (intact or late spay/neuter) who are at least 25% foreign bloodlines. Passport Required is judged predominantly on structure along with health and maintenance. Open to all ferrets with a visible physical deficiency or handicap (obvious blindness, missing limb, short tail (less than 2 inches), extremely kinked tail, etc.). Physically Challenged is judged on structure, health and maintenance and disposition, with emphasis on health and maintenance and disposition, which is 60% of score.

3 POINT/ FINE POINT ROAN SABLE SHELTER/ RESCUE SUPER SENIOR PREMIER - INVITATIONAL AFA BANNED BREEDERS SHOW POLICY FERRETS ADV TESTING REQUIRED ADV STATEMENT The following pattern class is judged based on the pattern, not the color of the ferret. This pattern may be present in any color. Must have light body color with dark points (legs and tail). The greater degree of difference the better. V- mask is a must. The thinner the mask the better. Eyes can be ruby in lighter coat colors to black. Pink nose, can have a color outline depending on coat color. Champagne points are acceptable if they have no mask, but note that a V-mask should be preferred overall. Slightly darker color concentrations on back are acceptable. Lack of definition between points and body color, full mask, heavy concentrations of darker color on body are unacceptable. The following pattern class is judged based on the pattern, not the color of the ferret. This pattern may be present in any color. White ticking evenly dispersed throughout the coat. Mixture of color and 50-50% white guard hairs, 50-50% colored hairs, evenly dispersed. Somewhat uneven mitts, stockings or boots, white spotting on the head or neck are acceptable. Less than 40% white guard hairs, white spots instead of white ticking, uneven roaning are unacceptable. patches, etc. should be considered unacceptable. Dark, warm brown guard hairs, buff or cream undercoat, brown or black eyes, brown nose. Warm color palette as opposed to cool. Blackish-brown guard hairs, white undercoat, mottled brown, brown T or mottled brown nose are acceptable. Yellow undercoat, pink or black nose, V-mask, burgundy eyes are unacceptable. Open to all ferrets 16 weeks to 6 ½ years of age that were adopted from a shelter/rescue facility. Ferrets must be spayed/neutered. Shelter/Rescue is judged on structure, health and maintenance and disposition, with emphasis on health and maintenance and disposition, which is 60% of score. Open to all ferrets from 4 to 6 ½ years of age and in great condition. Super Senior is judged on structure, health and maintenance and disposition, with emphasis on health and maintenance and disposition, which is 60% of score. For entry into this class, your ferret must have been awarded a blue ribbon (1 st place) in a Title Bearing Ring or Premier Class, Best in Class or Best in Opposite at any AFA sanctioned ferret show during 2005 through Invitational is judged on the same requirements as the Title Bearing Rings. As of 2004, no ferret is permitted to show in the Breeder, Adolescent or Alter Title Classes unless the ferret s sire and dam is listed, to include the proper prefix. Any ferret bred by a breeder that is banned from showing by the AFA cannot be shown in any AFA sanctioned show. Any ferret whose sire or dam was bred by a breeder that is banned from showing by the AFA, yet who was not bred by a banned breeder, can only be shown once they have been spayed or neutered. Any misrepresentation or omission of data pertaining to the breeder of a ferret or the breeder of a ferret s sire or dam is grounds for the individual(s) responsible for the offense to be banned. For a list of the banned breeders, please contact the AFA at afa@ferret.org. All ferrets entered in the show hall, including those offered for sale must be between 16 weeks and 6 ½ years old. All ferrets entered in and/or for sale at the show must have been vaccinated for Canine Distemper and Rabies between the dates of October 14th, September 16th, 2006 with USDA approved ferret vaccines. At this time the only USDA approved ferret vaccinations are FERVAC-D and PUREVAX FERRET for canine distemper and IMRAB-3 for rabies. ACCEPTABLE PROOF OF VACCINATION: For canine distemper vaccinations For exhibitors who vaccinate their ferrets must provide the label from the bottle for each ferret entering the show hall; For veterinarian vaccinated ferrets the vaccination record must state the USDA approved vaccine was used (listing FERRET DISTEMPER only is NOT ACCEPTABLE). For rabies vaccination the veterinary certificate must state the name of the vaccine or the manufacturer (listing FERRET RABIES only is NOT ACCEPTABLE). Please provide your original documentation at check-in for entry into the show hall. AFA staff will be checking the vaccination records for each ferret entering the show hall. This will be a NON-VETTED show, you are responsible for the health of your ferret, so out of consideration for all other attendees and their ferrets, PLEASE DO NOT BRING A SICK FERRET TO THE SHOW. Check in will be from 8:00 AM until 9:30 AM on Saturday, September 30th, NO ONE may enter the show hall prior to this time. All ferrets entering the show hall must provide proof of negative ADV (Aleutian s Disease Virus) testing between the dates of March 23rd, 2006 September 23rd, Testing must be by the Blue Cross CEP test (blood ONLY) or the Avecon ELISA test (saliva ONLY) and results must be: 1) on tester s original result s letterhead; 2) testing date must be on the letter and within the stated period; 3) ferret names must be on the testing result s letter (names must match show entry). Avecon POCT instant tests are NOT ACCEPTABLE. A letter from your vet is NOT ACCEPTABLE. Faxes or copies are NOT ACCEPTABLE. Please note that United is no longer doing ADV testing. You will be required to sign a statement at check in to the effect that: No ferret that I am bringing with me into the show hall today has ever had a definitive positive test result on the Blue Cross CEP (blood), United CEP (blood) or Avecon ELISA test (saliva) (POCT and ELISA blood test are not acceptable). If in the past 4 months a ferret from my household (shelter/ferretry/facility) has had a definitive positive test result on the Blue Cross CEP or Avecon ELISA saliva test (POCT & ELISA blood tests are not acceptable), I understand that all ferrets in the same household (shelter/ferretry/facility) are considered as being exposed. I also understand that I cannot show or bring any ferrets from said household into the show hall today, regardless of their testing status. I also understand that just because all ferrets in the show hall today have been tested for ADV within the six months prior to the show, that this is not a guarantee of safety. I understand that the test is only as good as the day it was taken and I still need to practice SAFE FERRET habits at all times.

4 ADULT FERRETS & KITS FOR SALE OR ADOPTION ADVERTISING VENDORS Nails must be trimmed on all four paws and the ferrets must be free of parasites. Owners will be asked to remove from the show hall any ferret that appears to be ill. Maintenance of your ferret will be very important as it determines a significant percentage of the ferret s score. No stud service will be allowed in the show hall. No pregnant jills, no nursing jills, no jills that have been falsed and no jills in heat are allowed in the show hall. Nor will they be allowed to compete in the show rings. NO OTHER ANIMALS IN THE SHOW HALL, PLEASE! Anyone selling or adopting any ferret, kit or adult, must purchase a booth space. Absolutely no kits under the age of 16 weeks will be permitted to enter the show hall! Leave them home or in your hotel room. It is inappropriate to leave animals in vehicles. The outside premises will be patrolled and under the jurisdiction of the local Animal Control Agency. Ad space is open for the show catalog. Rates and ad sizes are listed on the Advertising Summary Sheet. Prices shown are for camera/copy ready ads ONLY. There will be vendor booth spaces for rent at the show hall. Booth spaces are 8x10 ft. and will include one 8 ft. table covered and skirted with two chairs. Only one additional table may be purchased for a single booth. If you require more space or more tables, a second vendor booth must be purchased. If you are an exhibitor and plan to sell items, including ferrets, you must have a vendor booth. Any club or rescue needing a second vendor booth for product sales, will be eligible for one at the vendor price. Shelter/club booths are for established shelters, clubs and for ferret adoptions and/or the distribution of educational materials ONLY. Product sales require a vendor booth. Move-in for vendors is on Saturday, September 30th, 2006 from 7:00 am - 9:00 am. Confirmation packets will be ed (or mailed if no is available) on September 11th, If you have not received your confirmation by September 18th, 2006 please contact the Registration Coordinator. ENTRIES CONFIRMED RAFFLE/AUCTION There will be a raffle and silent auction. Come prepared :) GUEST SPEAKER Jeanne Carley, The Ferret Company, will be our Special Guest Speaker! FUN EVENTS LIABILITY MOTEL DIRECTIONS The following fun events will be held throughout the show: Furthest Traveled, Longest & Shortest Tail, Biggest Eyes, Lightweight & Heavyweight, Costume Contest and Paper Bag Escape. These events will be free to enter and prizes will be awarded accordingly. The American Ferret Association (AFA) and the Inland North West Ferret Association (INWFA) will not be responsible for any sickness or injury to any exhibitor, spectator, vendor or ferret, or any damage to equipment or personal property. Any incident related to the ferrets are the owner s responsibility. The AFA and the INWFA reserves the right to refuse entry or expel any individual, vendor or ferret. Motel 6: 416 Appleway Ave. Coeur d Alene, Idaho (208) $39.99/night for 1 person, $45.99/night for 2 people. No pet deposit, no ferret limit, cages required. Reservations must be made by Friday, September 22nd, Contact Maribel for this rate. La Quinta Inn: 280 W. Appleway Ave. Coeur d Alene, Idaho (208) $79.00/night with a max of 4 people per room. No pet deposit, no ferret limit, cages required, credit card required, free continental breakfast. Reservations must be made by Tuesday, August 29th, Contact Holly for this rate. *With finding hotels that accept ferrets getting increasingly more difficult, please remember that during your stay you are representing the Inland North West Ferret Association. Please remember to be respectful, responsible, to clean your room accordingly and to dispose of any ferret litter and/or waste. Kootenai County Fairgrounds is located at 4060 N. Government Way Coeur d Alene, Idaho From the West: Take I-90 E to Spokane. Take the US 95 N Exit, Exit #12 toward Sandpoint/Canada. Turn left onto US 95 N. Turn right onto W. Kathleen Ave. Turn left onto N. Government Way. From the East: Take I-90 W to Spokane. Take the US 95 N Exit, Exit #12 toward Sandpoint/Canada. Turn right onto US 95 N. Turn right onto W. Kathleen Ave. Turn left onto N. Government Way. From the North: Take US 95 S. Turn left onto Kathleen Ave. Turn left onto N. Government Way. From the South: Take 395 N towards Spokane. 395 N becomes I-90 E. Take the US 95 N Exit, Exit #12 toward Sandpoint/Canada. Turn left onto US 95 N. Turn right onto W. Kathleen Ave. Turn left onto N. Government Way. *Fairgrounds will be on your right hand side. Please follow Ferret Show signs* ~ Admission is free for everyone and donation is accepted at the door ~ IMPORTANT MESSAGE!!! There is always the possibility of exposure to infectious diseases for your ferret when they are brought out into social gatherings. It is recommended that you allow minimal handling of your ferret(s) and minimal exposure to the other ferrets at the show. CONTACT INFORMATION: Suzanne Hamilton-Registration & Award Coordinator Home: (509) , Cell: (509) hammbones4@aol.com Sara Hamilton-Sponsorship, Advertising & Special Presentation Coordinator Home: (425) , Cell: (206) *Please contact for General Show Questions* mhamm8@juno.com Sandra Wagner-Donation & Raffle Coordinator Home: (208) , Cell: (208) sanwag1@msn.com Darcy Sinsley-Vendor & Show Hall Coordinator carpetsharkluver04@yahoo.com

5 FERRET ENTRY FORM Ferret Name: Ferret Name: Color: Color: Sex (circle one) : Male (Hob) Female (Jill) Sex (circle one): Male (Hob) Female (Jill) Date of Birth: Or Age: Date of Birth: Or Age: Has your ferret been fixed (spayed/neutered)? Yes No Has your ferret been fixed (spayed/neutered)? Yes No Is your ferret an early (fixed by 12 weeks) spay/neuter? Is your ferret an early (fixed by 12 weeks) spay/neuter? Yes No Yes No Did your ferret come from Marshall, Path Valley Farms, or a pet Did your ferret come from Marshall, Path Valley Farms, or a pet store? Yes No store? Yes No Sire Name: Sire Name: Dam Name: Dam Name: Breeder: Breeder: Owner Name: Owner Name: AFA Title (if any): AFA Title (if any): Distemper Vaccine Name (circle one): Purevax Fervac-D Distemper Vaccine Name (circle one): Purevax Fervac-D Distemper Vaccination Date: Distemper Vaccination Date: Distemper Vaccine Lot or Serial #: Distemper Vaccine Lot or Serial #: Rabies Vaccine Name: Imrab-3 Only Rabies Vaccine Name: Imrab-3 Only Rabies Vaccination Date: Rabies Vaccination Date: Rabies Vaccine Lot or Serial #: Rabies Vaccine Lot or Serial #: ADV Testing Facility (circle one): ADV Testing Facility (circle one): Blue Cross (blood) Avecon (saliva) Blue Cross (blood) Avecon (saliva) ADV Negative Testing Date: ADV Negative Testing Date: Please check all that apply: TITLE BEARING RING ENTRIES Please check all that apply: TITLE BEARING RING ENTRIES Alter Class Adolescent Class Breeder Class Companion Class SPECIALTY RING ENTRIES Albino/Dark-Eyed White Black Mitt/Black Roan Mitt Black Sable Blaze/Mutt/Panda Champagne Chocolate Mitt Passport Required Physically Challenged Point Roan Sable Shelter/Rescue Super Senior PREMIER ENTRY Invitational Alter Class Adolescent Class Breeder Class Companion Class SPECIALTY RING ENTRIES Albino/Dark-Eyed White Black Mitt/Black Roan Mitt Black Sable Blaze/Mutt/Panda Champagne Chocolate Mitt Passport Required Physically Challenged Point Roan Sable Shelter/Rescue Super Senior PREMIER ENTRY Invitational I certify that the above data is correct to the best of my knowledge and that my entries will be in good health and free of parasites. I understand that failure to comply with show rules and standards as set forth by the AFA or their officials will result in removal from the show hall. Owner s Signature: Date:

6 EXHIBITOR SUMMARY SHEET RING ENTRIES # of Entries Fee per Ferret Subtotal Title Bearing Rings $15.00 $ Specialty Rings $12.00 $ Premier Class $12.00 $ INWFA Member Discount (Minus $2.00/entry) 5 Ferrets Discount (One FREE Specialty Ring) GRAND TOTAL $ - $ - $ *Register 5 Ferrets and get one FREE Specialty entry! **Inland North West Ferret Association (INWFA) Member Discount: minus $2.00/entry** INWFA Membership # Exp. Date *One free show catalog is included as part of your entry cost. Additional copies will be $8.00 at the door. EXHIBITOR NAME MAILING ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP PHONE # I want to get involved! Sign me up to: Learn how to be a steward/judge Be on the show committee Send me info on becoming an INWFA Member! Important!!!! Please enclose your check or money order made payable to: INLAND NORTH WEST FERRET ASSOCIATION. Sorry, no credit cards. Entries will not be accepted without payment and your registration will not be entered or a guaranteed space in the class until payment is received. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 9TH, Mail completed forms and entry fees to: Suzanne Hamilton Registration & Award Coordinator E. Morris Rd. Newman Lake, WA Home: (509) , Cell: (509) hammbones4@aol.com